Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-18
Transfers of Property Dur
ing the Past We X.
AGGREGATING $1,724,399.
Building More Active than Ever
ASewer System Needed
improvements.

transactions, which are phenomenal i
their numbers aud the values represent
ed. While there is no doubt many @
the purchases are made with the hope O
realizing a profit, there is majorit,
which are intended for building pur
poses. The stranger, in meanderiny
over the county, is nearly always sur
prised at the number of residences unde
course of construction. This betokeps
growing population, which will not sto,
when these buildings are finished, bu
will continue until all the laud is occu
pied. A proposition is on foot to i'm
prove the sewerage of this city, and it i.
agreed by most of the enterprising citi
zens that something ought to be done
before it is too late. 1t has been sug
gested that there ought to be two sys
tens of sewerage, if the health of the
city is to be preserved. First, there
ought to be a system for rain water
alone, from the streets. This can be
carried off as we'll as not into the river,
but it never ought to go into the same
sewer as the waste from houses. Rains
naturally carry large amount of sand
with the water into the sewers, and in O
long sewer to the ocean it will not be
an easy matter to keep it from choking il
saud is permitted to run in. If sewer
is constructed from here to the ocean il
should only carry the water from
houses. President Stern, of the Board
of Trade, recommends the establishment
Immediately of system of sewerage,
and this is enough to set everyone to
thinking on the subject. The cost OF
such a system will bs more than repaid
by the increased value OF the real estate
REHABILITATION.
The total real estate business for the
week was as follows:
Eighty one transfers for nominal
consideration; 2Ol under $1,000. aggre-
eating $9l,377; 2l2 between $1,000 and
$4,000, aggregating $4S3. 252; 46 between
$4,000 and SIC. 900, aggregating 5000, 005;
81 over $4,000, aggregating $40, 500;
grand total, 500 transfers, aggregating
$l,72t,399.
The transcript OF the weeks business
was as follows:
Monday, 10 transfers for a nominal
consideration; "a under s 600, aggregai-
ing $l4, 500: 30 between $1,000 and 5000,
aggregating $72, s between 5000
and $40. 900, aggregating sol, $50; over
$4,000, aggregating $l2S, ,055; total 94,
aggregating S567, SOL;
Tuesday, legal holiday.
Wednesday, l6 transfers for nominal
consideration; "a under $1,000, aggregat-
ing $50, 9Sl; so between $1,000 anu $4,000,
aggregating $l23 275; 10 between $4,000
and $4,000, aggregating Sl00,7 $50; 10
over $40, 600, aggregating STAT 400; total
l57, aggregaling S4O2, 436.
Thursday q transfers for nominal
consideration; 25 under $1,000. aggregat-
ing SlO,6l6; A between $1,000 and
$4,000, aggregating Sill 1874; 3 between
$4,000 and SO 600, aggregating $24 500;
7 over $4,000, aggregating S267, 400.
total, 100, aggregating S4l4, 4,3lO.
Friday 8 transfers for nominal con.
sideration; "a under $1,000, aegregating
SIS, 800; 80 between $1,000 and $1,000.
aggregating $S9,OS6; 7 between $4,000
aud $40, 900, aggregating $500; ] over
$4,000. aggregating $42, 900; total, 80,
aggregating Sl95, ,l0S.
Saturday 20 transfers for nominal
consideration; A under $1,000, aggregat-
ing Sl9,759; As between $1,000 and
$4,000, aggregating $50 l40; IL between
$4,000 and $4,000, aggregating $50, O75;
8 over $4,000, aggregatng $256, ,OlO;
total, l2S. aggregatng SID, 9S4.
PRINCIPAL TRANSFERS.
The principal transfers were as follows:
PIG. Wooster to l. J. Rose: Agree.
ment to convey lot 80, 2. G. Wooster's
subdn of lot 4, block II, San Pascual
tract, $4,000.
William f. Heathman and Richard
Dunnigan to San Jose Land and Water
Company: E. j of N. Z 1 of Sec "a,
township |, N. range 9 W, 100000.
Thomas w. Brooks to San Jose Land
and Water Company: All interest Of
grantor in waters of San Dimas Canon
rights of way for roads and pipes, and
right of way across 5. w. / of Sec Is,
township N, range 0 W, $50, 900.
Mrs. Alice R. Gilchrist and j. ID. Gil.
christ to Samuel Stratton: Lots ii and
l2, block X, San Pascual tract, Sal 900.
M. G. Rogers to San Jose Land and
Water Company-NE4 of section IS,
township l N, range 8 w, $27, 500;
Samuel r. Alexander to A. T. Currier-
Agreement to convey parts of lots 4 and
s, Loop & Meserve tract, Rancho San
Jose, $33, ,0lO; VIM. Gardner Cogswell to
Chas. Fl. Frost-53. 33 acres and tract in
Rancho Santa Anita, $23. 900; Frank B.
Foss aud Cassie L. Foss to Geo. Rhorer
Agreement to convey 81 OF Sci of
NW4 of SCI and 81 of NE4 of Sci of
section 80, township N, range W,
$4,000; s. s. Reeves to Frank f. Nc
Cain-Agreement to convey part of NE
! of SW4 of seceion 10, township s,
range 10 w, $ll 800.
Abbot Kinney to Kinneloa Water Com
pany, all interest in waters flowing on
kinneloa Rancho, less ten miners
inches to said Kinney, and right of way
for pipe and ditch lines on said waters,
S45.OOO. PC. Tonner to J. w. Hugus,
l3S acres in Rancho San Jose, S34, 800.
James w. Cook to Il. N. Meyers, E3 of
NW4 OF SW1 of section 36, and WI Of
north 30 acres of NE4 of SW} of sec.
ton SO, township l N, range 10 w.,
S2l,OOO August Perch to j. L. Ellis,
lot 4, block H, San Pascual tract, $l2,.
500.
Mamie M Longstreet and 9 Tylel
Longstreet to John r Redick-Lot on
SW corner of Figueroa and Adam
streets, in lot l, block %, II s, $40, ,0OO
Il w Root. M S Monroe and w E Pile
to G w Perkins and f Sartori-Agree
ment to convey lots Ia to 20, inclusive,
% to 43, inclusive, As to 46, Monroe.
Pile & Roots addition to Monrovia
Sl9,360; George P Bates and E W
Root, M s Monroe and w L Pile
Agreement to convey lot AZ and part o
lot SO, Santa Anita tract, $4,000; Thos
Meredith and l G Ziegler to Mrs Char
lotte Howell-25 acres in Rancho Sar
Pascual, $4,000; Fl G Bennett, trustee
to Smith w Oterhaut and VIM Barn
hart-Agreemen to convey lots and 2
Mrs C $ Martins subdivision of part o
A Mills tract, Pasadena, $4,000
Henry III Linville and Eleanor Linvill,
10 Miss Marie b Welles, Mrs Har